篇一：泰国《小战象》观后感
《小战象》?? 这部电影大情节大概母象桑达生了一只活泼可爱的小象甘桂，生活在阿育陀耶王国的森林里。可是，他从来没见到爸爸。甘桂偷跑出森林，决定去寻找生父。可是他闯进敌人大军的营地，在一个帐篷里见到了一只巨大无比的战象，长着两只血红的眼睛，冲他咆哮。王子阻止了洪沙士兵进帐篷抓甘桂的企图，救了他一命。又累又饿的甘桂碰到了一只漂亮的小母象莎芭。几个月后与莎芭也成了甜蜜的伴侣。甘桂参加战象选拔遥遥领先，王子当众宣布，甘桂就是他的御用座骑，与他共赴战场，杀敌救国……?? 国王骑着它走向沙场。国王带着许多兵，敌人还有大炮，他们杀的昏天黑地。敌人放出了一只红眼的，最强大的大象，甘桂经过激烈交战还是败下阵来，国王和它说：“你的父亲在天之灵会保护你的！你要为你爸爸报仇!” 甘桂鼓起勇气，奋力把强大的敌人打断一根利齿，国王趁这杀了敌人，甘桂紧接把红眼大象推倒在地，而地上的象牙却杀了红眼大象。甘桂战胜了红眼大象！
甘桂真是勇士面前无险路啊！它告诉我们做事要下定决心，不怕牺牲，排除万难，去争取胜利。它的这种精神不正是我们要学习的吗？
我看完后感触良多！当公象母象柔情谈心时、温柔的女声独唱情歌响起；当缅甸大城两军面临战争胜负眉睫、英勇的交响诗轰然而出；交响乐团和流行歌手在片尾字幕同时交错
出现时，恍然悟到异国电影现在竟有如此水平，美术、工艺、音乐、科技、将文化历史包装得如此动人。我们应该好好的反思。最好看的、既感人也勇敢，当大象甘桂看到失散多年的母亲，为了和母亲相聚而放弃冠军到手的比赛，并疯狂的攻击阻碍他们母子相聚的周遭一切，好感人；勇敢的则是最后一幕王对王之战，甘桂虽然身型没有对方巨大，但他仗着年轻、之前刚练习过的战斗小技巧和永不放弃的精神，成功的击败对手。当然甘桂的主人殿下在危急时给他的一番精神鼓励，让他又重燃生命的力量站了起来，也证明了心灵的驱动力是不容小觑的。??
有时候，我常常羡慕别人获得这个荣誉那个荣誉的，感到他们非常幸运。其实，后来我发现，他们也是经过刻苦的训练，反复的练习，才最终获得了丰硕的成果。我深受启发，努力拼搏，也获得了不少奖状和证书。这时，我才真正明白了这个千古不变的真理：一份耕耘，一份收获！
篇二：观后感 (2)
《信义兄弟》观后感
五一假期，我和室友在网上看了《信义兄弟》这部影片。
湖北孙水林兄弟俩每年都会在年前给农民工结清工钱，2009年底哥哥孙水林为赶在年前给农民工结清工钱，在返乡途中遭遇车祸遇难。弟弟孙东林为了完成哥哥的遗愿，在大年三十前一天，将工钱送到了农民工的手中，兄弟俩的诚信之举深深打动了全中国的人。这部电影是以此为原型的，当然，影片中各种细节被拍摄的很细致，煽情的情节也被放大来拍，我看了之后深受感动。我想，这和他们真情流露是很有关系的。
片中，是以倒叙和回忆的方式记述了孙水林这位正直的、深记“信义”二字的民工是怎样凭借自己的满腔正气及对世间好人多的坚信一步步成为包工头的。他在还是民工的时候就曾被黄陂老乡——当时的包工头骗过。那时候，整个工程忙到最后，辛苦了一整年的民工兄弟们就指望着年底结工钱呢，没想到黄陂老乡却卷款潜逃了！当时工程的主人过来视察时，火气正盛的民工兄弟们竟然要为一腔怒火而将无辜的房主告上法庭！好在这个时候孙水林站了出来，他真诚的说服了民工兄弟，告诉他们，他们拥有的东西不少，有本事，有力气，还有期待。所以不能为置气而毁了自己的梦。就这样，孙水林以这样领导者的形象一路当上了包工头，那时候，他想要盖的房子也有了，也有了车子，前程可谓似锦，但他却一直坚信那句黄陂人的老话：“今生不欠来生债，新年不欠旧年薪。”
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Jumbo was born in 1861 in the , whence he was imported to and kept in the old , near the railway station in . In 1865 he was transferred to the , where he became famous for giving rides to visitors, especially children. The London zookeepers gave Jumbo his name; it is likely a variation of one of two words: , which means "hello" or jumbe, which means "chief".
Jumbo was sold in 1882 to , owner of the , known as "The Greatest Show on Earth," for 10,000. When Barnum had offered to buy Jumbo, 100,000 school children wrote to begging her not to sell the elephant. In New York, Barnum exhibited the elephant at , earning enough from the enormous crowds to recoup the money he spent to buy the animal.[1]
Jumbo's height, estimated to be 3.25 metres (10.7 ft) in the London Zoo, was claimed to be approximately 4 metres (13.1 ft) by the time of his death. Death
Jumbo died at a railroad in , where he was hit and fatally wounded by a locomotive. Barnum afterwards told the story that Jumbo died saving a young circus elephant, Tom Thumb, from being hit by the locomotive, but other witnesses did not support this.[2]
Barnum's story says that the younger elephant, Tom Thumb, was on the railroad tracks. Jumbo was walking up to lead him to safety, but an unexpected locomotive hit Tom Thumb, killing him instantly. Because of this, the locomotive derailed and hit Jumbo, killing him too.
Many metallic objects were found in the elephant's stomach, including pennies, nickels, dimes, keys, and rivets.
Jumbo's skeleton was donated to the in . The elephant's heart was sold to . Jumbo's hide was stuffed by William J. Critchley and , both of , and the mounted specimen traveled with Barnum's circus for a number of years. In 1889, Barnum donated the stuffed Jumbo to , where it was displayed until destroyed by a fire in 1975, coincidentally a fate that befell many of Barnum's exhibits during his own lifetime.
The great elephant's ashes are kept in a 14-ounce jar in the office of the Tufts athletic director, while his taxidermied tail, removed during earlier renovations, resides in the holdings of the Tufts Digital Collections and Archives.[3] A statue of an elephant, dubbed "Jumbo", was purchased from an amusement park and placed on the Tufts campus after the fire. Jumbo became the university's mascot, and remains such to this day.